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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-03
GERMAN WARRIORS.
"Lfebsr vsterlsnd'A" Veteran,
Demonstration Todav

"Lfeber vsterlsnd'A- ystevau,s
Demonstration To-day.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, September 1.-The
citizens Of Chicago will tomorrow
night be given an opportunity Of Wit.
messing the interesting spectacle Of
many thousand German warriors
plenty Of them the posseeors Of Kai.
ser Wilhelm's highest mark Of honor,
the iron cross-marehing In liue
through the streets to the martial airs
OF "Lleber vaterlsnd." The Krsiger
verein, or German War Veterans
Society. number In this city about 600
msD, almost all OF them representative
citixsne and business men, F.ut
years ago Herman Vogelsang, William
Schaidt, Julius Esgerp, Emil Dletcsch
aud twenty others, alter witnessing a
Grand Army Of the Republic process.
sion, canyassed the possible success Of
organising sooizty on the same prln.
ciplr, the requirement for member.
ship being that oil must have
carried arms snd fought Tor
Germany. Tho success attending
their efforts resulted la the
lorna Ion OF timilar socieiies Ia nearly
all the largo cl'iss Of tbs United States.
All OF these old country veterans are
now American ciiizsns, ard take great
pride In declaring themselves German.
Americans, Many OF them, too, Gre
noblemen, bat they very teldom refer
10 their titles. The hp. Kreigeriest
ives held three yeare ago In Milwaukee,
the seeord la H.. Louis, the third Ia
Cincinnati, and the fourth will DE
commenced tomorrow In Chicago,
lasting until Tuesday. Their camping
grounds will be at sharp's PARK,
Thus lar there have arrived la the city
1000 WARRIOR, with their families aud
ihendp, principally from Cincinnati,
Milwaukee, 50. Louis, Dstiolt and
Cleveland, although score OF other
citiss are literally represented.
i, 10 expected that bstween l2,COO
aud 10000 German soldiers will be Ia
line tomorrow, when the parade will
be made 10 the camp grounds.
The first procseso will start from
Haymarket Square.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-03

THE Secretary n s'u,e believes tina,
q Just add honorable fc.tlemsnt Of the
Canadian d he riss qaesiloi all soon
be reached. The British Government
will ard = commission, which will DO
me by g commission on the part oi
the Unii,d : ates, and Mr. Biyatd is
cotnd n, TIA. bttween them o1rolu.
aions satisfactory 10 both nations will
be s,,siped. The commissioners can.
70, come together too to,n. Delay is
Wy dAnSerous Ia this ios'ance.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-03

THR President and Speaker Carlisle
have been In consultation at the sum-
mer residence OF the former with 70
gard to the tariff. II Is stated that
they have agreed upon a plan Of re.
duction TO be submitted to Congress.
II Is said they favor the abolition Of
the tobacco tax, the retention Of the
whisky tax and a large reduction on
The necessaries Of life, with no recog.
milton whatever Of the principle Of
protection. This statement Ia moi
very definite, but II Mr.. Cleveland
and Mr.. Carlisle have reached On
agreement, and have determined Ia
work together to secure q reduction o.
the revenue, something Ia sure to b,
accomplished. Criticism should b,
withheld until tho II ict details Of III,
plan are known.
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bishop william Logan Harris p,.d.

Nav York, September. 2.-Bishop
William Logan Harris, the New York
resident Bishop Of the Methodist
church, died this afternoon at sos
O'Clock, q. his home, No. 80 Eat
Eighty first street. The Bishop Was
taken III with heart trouble a month
ago, when In Liverpool. 10 sailed
Immediately f3r New York aud has
been under medical care since his ar.
rival here. During the las. three
days the Bishop had been uncon.
scious. He died surrounded by his
family, consisting Of his wife, his son
w. II. Harris, and his daughter. Mn.
DIR. Hatfield, Q daughter, Of Chicago,
was the one absent member OF the
family. He remained unconscious 10
the last.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-03

Wait brought in another bale, weight
4s7 pounds. classed middljng, and pur.
chased BY ]. ]. Canaan 4 90. At On
cents. They consigned to @. p. Hunt
q Co., Of Memphis.
DR.. d. Z. Smith, Of Burton, this
county, prominent physician, died
this morning from congestion Of the
lungs. He was only sick two hours.
lie leaves a wife and one child,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-03

DAMAGE sn'ts 10 the amount OF
$4,000 have been d ID sgalnst the
To'eto, Peoria ani Western railroad
by parties injured Ia The Caatsworlh
wreck. This Sill be, very probably, a
popular line oi travel In tue future, IN
the pnbic will 90 assured thu, lls
BRIDGE receive the most careial Al.
tention.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-03

Of sl2 so. '"''''H''
Tho purchase on time, too. can be
made a. cost 90 sliRhtly above cost
prices IS TO he scarce worthy OF com
putation. Alter small payment the
goods are at once delivered and their
Tree uee o. Dyed, the purchaser giving
achattel mortgage upon them h 90.
cnre the dealer, who pays all expenses
oil tx .cutiDg such legal papers.
when such plans were fifst
adopted the patronage was slight, and
81 % most irresponsible class OF 80.
ctety, but at the present day the deal.
era rtpreeen, tina their custom comes
from the most Trustworthy cla,s Of
citizens, and loss Is Of rare occur.
renee. The proprietos Of such estab-
liehmentaeoon become proficient In
detecting the character Il the In.
quirer and forming q correct idea
AZ TO hie chances or intentions Of pay.
ing t. the eud. 0ne OF these pro.
pfietors thus expressed himself when
questioned on tbs beet:
when a young married man or
one abOut 10 be married comes 10 me
aud vents TO get furniture for house
or II it i show him the hes. there IA
w stock, give him the lowest rate Of
hrst payment, and arrange for the bal.
ace in any WY that suits his con.
vsnience. He 10 the kind Of Customer
Ne want. We know that he purchass
this furniture 10 help make home
Tor him eli ard bis wife, and that an.
leas s1mething very serious happens.
Ike his prolonged bicknets or death,
We illgetour m lney regularly until the
whole Ia paid. Iltuch a customer does
fall sick orren out Of employment we
are not hard with him. but wait Ill he
is on bis legs again. i cannot think
Of an Instance when We have suflered
from ench course. But from board.
iDgncuses deliver ne. We make no
such terms with people who want 10
set up q boardinRhouse and make ne
p'y Tor the experience. II they d6n't
come down with their payment. and
appesr TO be at all dead beaten In
their looks, We get our STUFF back
quick. II We dont ws'vs learned BY
experience that II won't be worth
iakirg back by the tins they are
anxious We saould take IT,
Real estate can be acquired In the
atms maoner, though not on such IA.
vorahle terms. 10 household furnish.
ipge no interest Ia charged, but upon
real estate the advantage al rded by
small payments Ia partially check.
ms,ed by the somewhat high rate Of
interest. Nevertheless, n furnishes an
opportunity 20 ultimately sbsolulely
osn q home which would never 9th.
erwise be acqniud.
Tine frs. year may often, pefhsps,
d vi the young couple unable 10 epsnd
y large amount upon amusemsnte,
b almost before they are aware Of II
tying year Is pa eed, that coRtin.
Z y drain upo their finances Ia over,
4 the property 10 theirs TO do with
40 they will.
"rhe iusiallment plan has proven a
b'eHing 10 the poor, and the rich have
Diten been thankful for shelter secured
nudsf It's mo,herly wing"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-03

TnE Invitation committee lieh
called upon Pfesiden. Cleveland no.
sursd him that the Tecept on TO be-
rendered him would be- u . popular
character, aud that the Invitation vae
extended by eta ne OF Memphis "
respective Of parry. The President
accepted the assurance ~ a pledge,
and conoelted 81 pay uia visit. Aud
o. IL viii be White aud black, rich
and p'ot Democrat, Republican and
Indepe dent, Greeubacksr and wheel.
or, Prohibition aud anti Prohibition.
oaptAl and iabo', mau an woman,
girl ard boy -one aud al-will, upon
his coming, In Ia the acclaim a vel.
some, forgetting patIios and opinion In
mahiie ia.ions II .le popular respect
Tor Grover Cleveland the man, and
Grove Ceyeland The Pres dent Of tie
whole U 4itsd States. The will be, az il
should be, the character Of toe demon.
sIration. The people VI Memphis will
bo tbs hos.s; the Pnsidcnl and his
wife will be the guests. Ia our house
and At our mahogany ihoy will q id
only good nature Ahd hear only The
trpr, nsions Of sood will. Whatever the
eincsroal hospitality can eagsest IN
msks their Wall held by them In hind
remembrance viii be doae. The com.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-03

wnKs the Nashville papers desire
10 stir Tho energies and ambition Of
the Nashville people tLey poiot to
the enie'pris, and successes ;oI
Memphia. Tnis Is very we'll. Let all
the criss Of Tennessee and the South
emulate Memphis.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-03

CnIcAeo, III The attorneys for the
convicted Cook County boodlers claim
10 have made startling discovery Of
vital error In the recent trial, totally
inyalijating the finding. 0ne OF the
lawyers said today ihxt u was nothing
lees than that the Illinois otsplrscy
statute was Illegal. This Ia toe lay
under which the anarchists, az well a
the boodles, were convicted.
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Marshall County. Miles,, Democrats.
CORRESPONDENCE ov INN .p,.I


looRREsrosDEsos OF TIN APrsAL.l
HOLLY SPRINGS. Miss, september 1.
The Democratic Judicial Convention
oil the Second Judicial District met
here today, oil the counties In the dis.
trlct being represented but two. The
Hon. II. q. Myers called the conyen.
ton to order. Organisation wa,
effected by electing Mr.. Myers chair.
man and Senator Thomas NJ. Kemp
secretary. Capt. Thomas Spight, the
present able and efficient district at
torney, was nominated by accla IN ion
Is bis own successor. After appoint.
Ing an executive committee for the
ensuing four years the convention ad.
journed.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-03

WINNIPEG, MAs-sir John Mac.
donald, Interviewed nj Ottawa again.
denied the story tina, hs would send
Bfitiih regulars 10 Manitoba, aud
furthermore said that he had not ex.
pressed himself In th MISTER 10 any
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-03
TRADE PUsHtRs.


No more popular man than Ben
AyFes ever habdled n sampls valise,
on cold more goods Tor his employers
In the same territory. A thorough
gentleman In every respeoi, he makes
f,iends and they o,irg 10 HIM. To all
OF them the announcement that he IA
lying critically III at Aberdeen, Mles.,
viii be read with regrst. For years he
has represented the Wholesale grocery
house OF .. r RYAN & 90. In Missis.
eippt. HE firm are greatly attached
70 him, and are keeping posted hourly
as 10 bis condition. A late dispatch
last night sta oil that thsTs yas a slIsbt
change Tor the better In his condition,
ahd The most earnest hopes are enter.
lainod ior his ultimate TCc5vtry.
-.
Capt Sam Frank, tho leading cotton
merchant and capitalist of Holly
Springs, Miss,, registered at the Pea.
body last night, on hls relutn home
from summer trip 90 Gan FTsnclsco
and other Weslsrn ely. Heis accom-.
panied ny Ills wife.
-.
Henry Ulman. representing n
large cigar house 81 Cinclnn All. In cir.
culaiing amoog his Customers.
-.
John A. Bentley, one OF tho reRu.
lara iion 81. Louis. Is one Of Gaston's
gutsls.
+. III. Blown, OF Louisville, tho dis.
trict manager OF that mammoth mo.
nopoly. the Standard OF COMPANY. IA
at the Peabody.
Mel. Ell. d. Aud sisln, master me.
chanic Of the Mississippi Valley road.
with hlo headquarters Of V.ckaburg'
took supper at the PEABODY last night.
-.
q. A. Sesver, the Southern seep,
Tor the big NsS York firm Of J., Rus.
cell & 90, 10 occupying one Il the
spacious sample Tooms at the Pea.
body.
-.
Here is a Zip 10 the m srohant tsilors.
julius Winter, IT,, Of Louisville, XIV,
will open a tailoring establishment
here about October ls'. Mr.. Winter
Ia TOO prince OF Louisville tsilors. and
will have his share OF tho trade hofo
or know tho reason why.
-.
4. Bergman 10 buying ell tho tcrap
iron be can find for mis- CInelnpsiI
firm, Block 4 PolAk.
~
H,ry Bales 10 10 the city buylpg
balee Of goods for his iall trade At
Ark.
The iewpess Of home trade puahsr.
10 be sesn on the streets speaks vol. |
umsa for the demand Of MsmphI.
goods throughout the SURROUNDING !
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-03
Child Burned % Death.

NASHVILLE, TENN, September a.
Yesterday, at woolworth, Tenn. the
residence OF Perry Buchanan was
burned, and bis daughter, aged Ave
years, was burned to death. An older
one rescued "a infant daughter, bat
In doing 80 both wers badly burnt d,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-03
MEMPHIS APPEAL
SATURDAY, sEPr. 8, 1887
TnE MEMPHIS PAPER OF THE
LARGEST CIRCULATION
is iTHE OLD RELIABLE APPEAL,
THE wEAG HER.
Indications.

For Mississippi ! Slightly warmer, fair
veathor' generally light. variable winds.
For Louisiana; Fair weather, light TO
fresh winds. generally souths Asterly. except
e'tteily In tho extreme southern portion.
For Arkansas and Tennessee, Slightly
warmer. fair weather; lisht to fresh varia.
Die winds, generally southsasterly.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-03

The harmonious session Of the
Democratic State Central Committee
Of New York demonstrated that there
were no divisions In the ranks.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-03

EnPKRoR WILLIAM has had another
fall, aud was slightly injured, bat has
recovered. II will be very hard 10 be.
lieve tbs news Of his death when Il
shall come.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-03

Nav YoRK.-Tbe German. American
Association tf Tsehnicd Societies,
composed mainly Of engineers, began
itS annual convention hers today, with
delegates ffom Chicsgo, Cincinnati
and st. Louis.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-03

LORD SALISBURY has taken 10 calling
the Glsdstonians by hard namts.
Whom the gods wish to destroy they
6rst make mad.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-03

tiIiaei- Rsiir ,sd Commis-iener-
OnIcA0o, III, September 2-The
Railroad aud Warehouse Commls-
sionors met at Springfield yeaterday to
consider the complaint OF sh ippers.
sho allegs that the rates charged by
railroads on freight from points out.
sds a the State 10 poinls In Illinois
arc much lover than the chsrges for
smiAr dis,ancts wholly within the
State. spreaentativel OF nearly ali
this railroads were preeeot, and asied
that the complaints he nut In writing,
Ia order that they might consider
them and consult together beiofo an.
sse,iug. Tho comm ssioners seem
dioposod 10 reduce the State tarih 10
the interstate basis.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-03

TnxRi Is every reason to believe
that the Democrats will carry Ohio
next November. The party 10 united
and enthusiastic.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-03
Two nsies ef New Co,ioa-p..,,
IAFsofAl - -. 49,.

IuKA. Mia, September 2.-Mr. ia
die Barnes brought In today the ara,
bale OF new cotton. II weiybol l,o
pounds, classed middlmg, aud va,
borsht by Watson 4 Hushsa a, 0,
oents. and consigned to n N E,,s. y
MsmphiA Two hours later M Al
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-03

Gov. LowhY, Of MiSsitSippi, will
speak at Holly Spring, next Saturday,
the 10th instant.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-03

LrutsvILLH, KY,--The Republican
Executive Ojmmittee OF this city and
county have ordered q primary slec.
iion 10 be- held on September 18th,
Tor the purpose Of nominating csndi'
d.tss for mayor and the other Offices
OF the city government
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-03

Tns HAous, September 9Th.
elections leave the relative .i,sn.,t ~
hs parties practically unchanged,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-03

Selling lots Of foreign fruit, Mr..
Cansllet"
too" 'u''
"BiilRs q coed pfieo7r
Pays well Tor the handlusu
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-03
Yesterdays Local Temperature.
Memphis Signal 0fics Report.l

Maximum temperature, Bs; minimum,
7.si ozone, IL rainfall, 900.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-03
CHATS BY THE WAY.

-
"fho Rev. r. v. Lancaster, Hong
Chow, China" was written In rather q
cramped bu, plain hand In the Gay.
o'o hotel register yesterday. The sup.
pcsltlon, Of course, was that the owner
OF the name wa, some travel worn
miseionery who had grown gray In bis
endeavors TO convert the almond eyed
sons OF Coniuoious. But not 90, for
an Inquiry 10 the clerk brought the 10.
SPONGE; THAT young man citing over
there BcAnnirga railroad map In tho
Chinese traveller" He was modest.
clerical looking young man. and dlo
not look like he had ever sailed
through this trade winds OF the Indian
ocean. 81 "Chsis," In his meek way,
went over aud spoke TO him. III see
you are all the way from China, Mr..
Lancaster >
"No." said he. 81 have never b on
there, but az Hong Chos IL my ihture
home, l ioEister a. from there. am
from Cumberland county, Virginia, a
Presbyterian minister, aud have lately
been assigned there by the Board
Of Foreign Missions. I am ON nv
way therei leave tonight for Kansas
Oity, and from there 10 San Francisco,
where | will sail for Shanghai on
sep,ember ION"
"You say you have never been 10
Hong Ohos, but II Is fair 10 SEX wha,
kind ri n city IL IN from the irqui
you have very naturally made %
III have = friend there, q college
mate, aud from him learn that 10 10
an inland city, abou, ons hundred
nils. itou tne coast, With q population
OF 10000 or more. There ara only
two missionaries there, aud The native,
are d-pssly ignorant"
"Hor long vii. ycu say there, and
do Won rreier that location1"
There 10 no oompus sion az 10 how
long hha stay, but the undertand.
ing N tha' | shall, rsmain ten years.
rhenll would be entitled 10 q fufloush.
i expect 10 stay there permanently n
my health permits, which 1 am fearful
oil, especially as that part OF China 10
IN very unhealthy. Al 10 the location.
that has little 10 DO with II, Tor I am
resigned 20 the work, wherever IL
may be. No, tho pay Ia not larg,, but
then, you see, sill have occ@ ion 20
epsnd but little Ian only twenty.
ur yeare old, and u conclude IL
give up tue work nj the end Of
ten yeafs III be young enough 10
otmi back here aud catch up " IN
civilization. The passage from here
there, sptc Al missionary rates, is fsOO
" you over CONS over there, drop 10
10 eco me"
..
lsuppose the oil business is NOV.
ing along smoothly, Mr.. J. II. CaGin7n
"Vey smooth aud quite brisk for
sbe p.ei week OF 30. Toe price Ia
ah' al The same as ID vas last wear.
The supp sl.ion by some people that
the hiar dArl OIL Olmp auy does ali the
oil businprs In this country Ia erro.
nenus They have exhausted their
msthods IN attempting 10 g,bbls up
the oll OIL Companies, ont thew
have iai1d, and | sell more oil hero
than they do"
..
Selling lots Of foreign fruit, Mr.. |
Csnallet"
too" "u''
"Bi1gs coed pteo7'
Pays well Tor the handling"
H.n nafaa - a -.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-03

4. Bergman 10 buying Gil the terap
iron he can find for mis- CInolnnsi,
hrm, Block 4 PolAk.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-03

H'ry Bales Ia 10 the city buying
Sheridan, Ark. ="
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-03

Here lie Zip TO the merchant tsilors.
julius Winter, IT,, Of Louisville, Ky,
will open a tailoring establishment
here about October ls'. Mr.. Winter
IL TO prince Of Louisville tsilors, ard
will have his share OF tho ira1e hoTo
or know tho reason why.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-03

The iewpess Of home trade pushsrs
TO be sesn on the streets speaks vol.
um,a for the demand Of Memphi.
goods throughout the surrounding
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-03

@. A. sesver, the Southern scent
Tor the big Nss York firm Of j.. Rus.
cell & 90, 10 occupying one Il the
spacious sample rooms At the Pea.
body.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-30
DEMO CRA TIC FRATD PUNISHED.

MR.. RUSSELL VIRTUALLY DECLARED SENATOR BY
DECIsI y OF JUDGE INGALLS,.
ALBAS. New 80 tSpcciob.Tbc morning after election
day the returns OF Albany County filed with tho
County Clerk showed Henry Russell (ep) had been
elected seSator by eight Dajoriy SIX days after cleo
ton day Democratic inspectors OF election In tao
OF Waervleit proered return OF the resut in
that town. which forty five Votes transferred from
Russell TO Chase (Dem) 1hey based their action
upon an affidavit made by a Democratic supervisor
named Icary that had frauduleny counted forty live
voto. Chase for Russell This fraSdulsn return has
been acsep ed By the Democratic Board Of uperviss
they propose upon II TO grant tho certificate TO
Chase But the Republicans fought this action In tho
courts. To-day they before Judge INGALLS,, OF the
Supreme here. and applied for n writ Of psremp-
tory mandamus be addressed to tho Board OF Super
directing Its msnbers TO count "the original re
turn" made the result OF the election In Watervlelt
EI Senator Hamilton Harris and Eugene Burlingame
represented Mr. Russell aud d. cady errick the Demo
cratic District Attorney OF Albany County aud member
OF the Democratic State Committee, appeared for Mr..
Chase.
Ausr argument. On both sides Mr. Harris read aii-
davts signed by tho Democratic inspectors of cleo
tons which they said that they believed the original
rstdrn the true one.
"uow many days after election was this new return
filed 10" inquired Judge ingalls,
"six days" answered Mr. Harris, "and let ne IN
form your Honor hiatt msdo on the aihdavt OF
Demecrat supervisor OF election"
"fraud is the sane." said Judge Ingalls,, severely.
whether II is perpc,rAtod by Republican or by De.o
crat."
" That Is true. yOur Honor" answered Mr. Harris,
"and hops you Will help us punish ~ , ihrre Is no no
safely for the community II you permit inspectors or
elsc lon 70 meet six days after eeciisn aad make up
election This Is not merely contest De
tween Chase asd Russell II Is contest ~ which tho
purity OF elections 10 prsfouHdly csncerned'
Justice ingalls, II passisg on the motion said that he
did not think he weu be better prepared to dispose
OF II II lie took the than now IL was grave Ahu
important question To decide and purely question OF
law. OF OF poitcs or policy II his finding eli II dd net
cot
In se>ssn and an appeal " tla court could speed
In OF It, The dntes OF Board OF tunvasrefs
are pure IN nisorisl II is simply TO pass upon tue
material before Il a. furnished by tho Board OF insloc
tOrs He could way hut 10 say that the rcfurn
OF Nsvembe IA WAS net material properly befsrc the
BOARD as u made aer ihs inspectors had disrove
ana mad become (uncts Og0, and under the sstute OF
1880 was therefore Illegal and volt He then
formally decided that, the return s
yss,ber IA being illegal aBd void. an srder
inhbing and restraining the Board OF Csn-
MT iierrck asked delay until Judge Csuntryman re-
turned h0ne and II decided that whiis the Sross